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Amas Require Proof. Request Threads Useful Links! We're Glenn Greenwald and Janine Gibson of the Guardian US, a... http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1nisdy/were_glenn_gre... MY SUBREDDITS FRONT - ALL - RANDOM | PICS - FUNNY - GAMING - ASKREDDIT - WORLDNEWS - NEWS MORE » IAMA commentswant torelated join? login other or register discussions in seconds (8) | English Follow us on Twitter! @reddit_AMA | Please check out our Rules and FAQs. We're Glenn Greenwald and Janine Gibson this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2013 3081 of the Guardian US, and we’ve been breaking 3,081 points (55% like it) stories on the NSA Files since June. AUA! 16,814 upvotes 13,733 downvotes (self.IAmA) shortlink: http://redd.it/1nisdy submitted 2 days ago* by glenngreenwald Glenn Greenwald Leaks from Edward Snowden earlier this year have lead to hundreds of stories by the Guardian and other news outlets that examine the tension between personal remember me reset password privacy and national security. Our reporting has sparked a global debate about the full extent of the NSA's actions to collect personal data. Our latest story, published Monday, is about MARINA, an NSA unsubscribe 3,972,533 readers application that stores the metadata of millions of web users for up to a year. Read 4,128 users here now through the full NSA Files archive here. So, what do you want to know? We will AMAs should be about: answer as many questions as possible, but of course this is sensitive information. We'll Something uncommon that plays a central do the best we can. role in your life, or Twitter verification: Glenn Janine A truly interesting and unique event. Explanation and examples of this rule can Edit: The 90 minutes is up. Thanks for really be found here stimulating and smart questions. We do Q-and-A's like this at the Guardian, too, and I frequently engage questions and critiques on Twitter (probably more than I should!) so All AMAs require proof. feel free to find me there to continue the discussion. Proof should be included in the text of the post when you start your AMA. If it must and from Janine: Thank you very much for remain confidential, you can message it to having us. Glenn, call me maybe. the moderators and we can verify you. An additional edit: highlights from our reddit See here for tips concerning proof and AMA examples 1832 comments share Request threads top 500 comments Requests must be reasonable and sorted by: best realistic. All requests must have 5 [–] wickedren2 182 points 1 day ago* questions for the person being requested. Requests for celebrities must contain You mobilized a response from Hunton & Williams, Palantir et al their public contact info in the body of with close ties to the DOJ that was normally reserved for the request. countries and companies: You were targeted and an offer to See here for more information about discredit your reputation was made to representatives of The requests Bank of America. Do you see this type of assault on individual journalists as ongoing? Do you have any recourse that might dissuade similar methods of targeting investigative journalism? Useful Links! 1 of 121 10/3/2013 4:59 PM We're Glenn Greenwald and Janine Gibson of the Guardian US, a... http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1nisdy/were_glenn_gre... permalink Step-by-step guide to doing an AMA [–] glenngreenwald Glenn Greenwald [S] 300 points 1 Our Traffic and Visitor Stats day ago Related subreddits Follow us on Twitter! You mobilized a response from Hunton & Williams, AMA Schedule Viewer App [iOS] Palantir et al with close ties to the DOJ that was normally reserved for countries and companies: You were targeted and an offer to discredit your reputation was made to representatives of The Bank of America. Upcoming AMAs Do you see this type of assault on individual journalists as ongoing? AMAs are scheduled in Eastern Daylight Time (GMT-4:00). If you want to challenge the world's most powerful factions, Google Calendar [Link] you're going to get attacked in all sorts of ways. That's the Please don't post announcements about nature - the essence - of power: it is capable of exacting a upcoming AMAs in this subreddit - it cost for defying it. That's hardly unique to me: it's true of confuses the users! huge numbers of people who, in all sorts of ways, are trying Click here to request being added to our to find ways to even the playing field and expose the secret calendar. bad acts of powerful entities. permalink parent [–] Ra__ 37 points 1 day ago Date Time Person Description power: it is capable of exacting a cost for defying Wildlife Filmmaker it. 3 and host of 12pm Kim Wolhuter The fatal flaw of our democracy. Those who attain Oct Discovery's Man, power sometimes use it to buy an unfair advantage Cheetah, Wild from lawmakers who blatantly serve their donors. 3 Host, BAR permalink parent 1pm Jon Taffer Oct RESCUE [–] 123vasectomy 31 points 1 day ago 3 Sylvia 1pm Reporter for NPR Its not just our democracy, its every government Oct Poggioli mankind has ever concieved. Ours just has a few more tragic exploits written into the programming.. 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Cody Directors, Cloudy 4 12:30pm Cameron & with a Chance of permalink parent Oct Kris Pearn Meatballs 2 load more comments (1 reply) [–] klpwired Wired / Strongbox 1067 points 2 days ago 2 of 121 10/3/2013 4:59 PM We're Glenn Greenwald and Janine Gibson of the Guardian US, a... http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1nisdy/were_glenn_gre... What are the names of the two encryption chips redacted here? Date Time Person Description http://imgur.com/uZ7PcsC UC Irvine permalink Professors who "The Walking partnered with 4 [–] glenngreenwald Glenn Greenwald [S] 1229 points 1 1pm Dead" course AMC to teach a Oct day ago professors free "Walking What are the names of the two encryption chips Dead"-based redacted here? online class This became the top-voted question only long after we both 4 Founder of Ecko 1pm Mark Ecko left, as a result of a Twitter campaign. Oct brand. I answered every single question in order as it rose to the Scholar, feminist, top. I came back to address this one because people alerted 4 Christina Hoff libertarian, author me it had become the top one. 1pm Oct Sommers of "The War Unfortunately, I can't speak for the Guardian because I Against Boys" wasn't involved in this redaction process and didn't work at 4 Senior attorney at all with this document. But as I understand it, though, both 1:30pm Clark Neily the NYT and ProPublica had and redacted the same Oct Institute for Justice information for the same reason. 4 3pm Red Fang Rock band There are hundreds of encryption standards compromised Oct by the program the Guardian, NYT and PP all reported on. I have never seen any list of those standards and don't have Actor/ Parks and 4 it. If I did have it, I would publish it immediately. As a result, 4pm Adam Scott Recreation and Oct the reasoning went (as I understand it), publishing one or A.C.O.D. two examples would be unhelpful if not misleading as those 5 Taryn Actress, Orange is are tiny fractions of the overall compromised standards. 2pm Oct Manning the New Black To be clear: if encryption standards are compromised by the NSA, I do not think it's valid to conceal that on the ground 5 Thomas "Breaking Bad" 4pm that it will enable Terrorists or other Bad People to avoid Oct Golubic Music Director using those standards. But as I understand it, that wasn't the rationale for the redactions; it was that publishing one or two Author & essayist, would do not do any real good and could affirmatively create Thinking in the misleading impression that other (unnamed) 7 Daniel Numbers, Born on 12pm compromised standards are solid. Oct Tammet a Blue Day and If I could inform the world about exactly which standards Embracing the have been compromised by the NSA, I would. Wide Sky permalink parent American Astronaut and [–] TheRedditPope 441 points 1 day ago* 7 Michael President of the 2pm Though I doubt you will see this comment, thanks so Oct Lopez-Alegria Commercial much for taking time out of your busy schedule to come Spaceflight back and give a great, detailed answer to what has Federation become the top question in the series. It is very much Car-shopping appreciated.
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